The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-18
WINDING UP AT. THE BAY.
W<Hoo poWNs THE CRACKS nv THB
GREAT LONG ISLAND sTARES.

o,psress-,a ssetts Filiy wins the Cssiierrs
stakes Byren MeCiciisnd's Ces Lands
the An uua selling stekes-nr nsnis
Become, Known - npiendia Finhh or q
Great aseins Mcetipg.
The atteidance on the. last day Of the fall
meeting Of tho Coney Island Jockey Club was
immense. II nearly eaualled that Of the
opening dal. when 10000 poured through the
gates to sel the Suburban. the great betting
race Of the ear.
Everybodi appeared happy except little
knots OF tufmen hero and there who run their
horses at Clifton and other tracks where the
managers ctnnot afford TO pay the rioh purses
demanded b the great associations, and whose
horses can lot compete with the cracks Of
rich owner and mombers oil tho Lending
iockey cluts Mon identified with the
smaller corporations said thst they would
keep on raciig. Mr.. W. @. Bnen. Jr. . Ken
tuckian. whee race horse Chatter won at Gill;
ton ON FRIDAY said that no and other owners,
whose horse. were not good enough to win
elsewhere. would probably continue racing on
the outside taoks and at tho Wost There
was no other 'ourse open for them.
II was also said that the injurious efbcts Of
the barring out ukase was felt at the sale q
thoroughbred conducted By Col 8. D Bru0
at sheepsheaS Bay previous to the racing
yesterday. TIL string was made MP pf fash-
ionably bred rcers. some Of which had msde
their mark Of the turf. and yet half Of
tho consignment had to, be Withdrawn
because nobot would bid for item. and
others sold ar much less thin their
real value. Leading turfma. how
much racing. TAe sport was growin} too cheap
and common. AMI quilting out yoyd 30 bsne.
. 70 sae , S Il ,h rss q
ton against Raleland as the winner Of the
trS Sns wrote taomei Instead q Caiomsi as
s sRS sn Z The 1' HsntOn 70 NV the cOrrsos
psTHhs s revival OF 10 Great lonesand Stakes.
event even Of the day. Il was OFFICIALLY . race q
thoroug6breds foi short dasha long. distance
Il: isSs vas Esdusd 70 6essdPI one 5 %il Zen. era
s. %eIaaehiin, csried msssbf the money Tor
tic arst heat: Exile, With a{ilson IN the sad
die, haying the second call. Helmonfs niiy
% t.Is o stssntion DP The she Caught
h bs ss # sSS xns 90 an Xs
hoo past Elkvood and ran Barly head and
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a Hun Who u d|piscsa tS money On lie
absn zig slossssd III h.
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vi! VIII intense int s Exiis benasd way e.
the lead. setting isst paee'e Si Tapped ,n DX
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end place ss E1ile Gad out unit BE resShed &c
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Of three Lengthy and incressi4 il to eight on
The fer tu5n H.ns Ss
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first race this year was at NewOrleans on the
opening day The spring %seUs snss then
S, 4 Ionis.. : western man. ls.ls Known IL
aHlsrSs aed Of fifteen appeared before Starter
and threeJiIteenths, IN which Burch. with
ssass hi ine TSs ssns away
promptly b excellent shape Winlsail. UNIQUE.
and Egru, leading in turn nntn Ssl into the the
tie fass III Tine q Soaa
IT. ts bc q
eSsP. san Rtoxa:. coll. stSy;s.ans ;. With u h
to on for the Challenge Stake. mile dash
poott!s ally. .Flaeeoistta, earring q pounds
e'i ssan as %sms se
s. s. -; y " sssss Tss az ~ as !s
race. Williams entered the homlstreteh with
daylight behind him. and. riding the ally at 9
TT p.sss e . she nnish won By 1 lengths In
"A fisfd Of ton lively juveniles cane out for tn.
Autumn TwS.ysas;old SELLING Stakes, !! Ball q:
Won. down in tie frst via brssfsvaY and he1
.tider. Vincent was gut IN the hesd ad bruised
G tho ssds The qSaSs sss hs
txsy. With Omaha and Ballstol IN r.
bunch saS AZ SoLaashlin rode Bslls.on the from
line, Omaha and Leo II. fighting for the race
stride for stride with the favorite up TO- the
oS sss n
rocket and winning the race By an open hall
length. Leo II. beating Ballston for place BY q
peck. Byron McClelland. owner OF the winner
ssf fs 70 psE :sSs above the entry price,
The In and out running. Of race horses. VA,
demonstrated again In the last race Of The
meeting. handicap at one mile and three
'furionEs, for which Lucky Baldwin's famous
horse Volante was hrst choice, and Mr.. HoniGi
Aged gelding Lelex wss a close second choice
Exile. with I18 pounds up, had beaten Lele,
fSarsday in s:aSx.. Yesterday IsisS car
ned ll6 pounds. and making tho issue viii
yolante at the head OF the homestrotch. bea
volante In By four lengths. and trailed tn!
held out Q furlong behind, winning In 2:22
within a-guarter Of . second OF the recort
made By Uncas on the same track. with oni,
lQ7 pounds up. This made two rich races ~
MI: Honlg In succession.
Nc! Iau9hlin had throe mounts TO Garrtso1e
one but neither added to his winning scoe.
Gsrrison's SCORE now stands II to McLaYth.
Inns 76. The rivalry will be renewedja t
GEayesend on Tuesday. 4
Following are details o. tho races:
RICHMoNDs TURN AGAIN.
Handicap sweepstakes for horses which have ~ and
q q g q sasa n
Roth Goa b.: h. Richmond. 8 BY virEii-Alsf ITO :,
Castle staSic's T. XIso. loo Gdr.isG:id
a = CassAtts p 2 Gurus ils ward ~ ,.,
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